–Researched and Written by Paola Leon— Issue Jul 01-31 2025: On July 4, 2025, hundreds of Mexicans marched on the Metróbus line 1 in the Capital. Those who marched were residents of Mexico City, exercising their right to protest against gentrification. The city is currently undergoing mass gentrification, which has affected its native residents. A

Issue Jul 01-31 2025: Besieged by poverty wages, minimal supplemental vacation bonuses, a chronic shortage of teachers (at roughly 200,000, according to official statistics), and poor academic performance, the Venezuelan education system is in such a state of crisis that it threatens to plunge the South American nation into a kind of dire “premodern condition”–a

Issue Jul 01-31 2025: A national survey conducted by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía (Inegi) found that income distribution inequality in Mexico is at its lowest level since initial registration.

Issue Jul 01-31 2025: A business report ranked Honduras with the second highest informal employment rate in Central America. Informal employment limits productivity and is an “obstacle to workers’ rights, including fundamental principles and rights at work, as well as to social protection and teaching working conditions.”

Issue Jul 01-31 2025: Celulosa Argentina, the country’s largest paper manufacturer, has announced the shutdown of two production plants located in Zárate (Buenos Aires) and Capitán Bermúdez (Santa Fe).

Issue Jul 01-31 2025: While many look to Argentina’s urgent economic problems and seek to stabilize the macroeconomy, contain inflation, and stop the decline in purchasing power, they fail to find solutions that permit sustainable, enduring, growth.

A report finds that Uruguay lacks a “common language” or standardized regional statistical systems that measure the environmental impact and sustainability of livestock.

Issue Jun 25-Jul 01 2025: Reversible hydroelectric plants could be the solution to provide hydroelectric power for Latin America – without damming rivers and dismantling the environment.

Issue Jun 25-Jul 01 2025: Dominican President Luis Abinader enacted a law that modifies the current legal framework surrounding foreign exploitation.

Issue Jun 18-24 2025: Among Latin American billionaires, only two are under 55 years old and built their wealth from scratch. They are an exception in a region where wealth remains concentrated in traditional and inherited sectors.